Inset Wood Burning Stoves
Most Popular Inset Stoves
- Dimensions: 490mm (H) x 720mm (W) x 400mm (D)
- Heat output is 5.5kW for medium rooms
- Energy efficiency is 84%
- A+ energy rating
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- Dimensions: 490mm (H) x 820mm (W) x 400mm (D)
- Heat output is 6.7kW for medium rooms
- Energy efficiency is 84%
- A+ energy rating
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- Dimensions: 582mm (H) x 578mm (W) x 423mm (D)
- Lifetime guarantee on the stove body for peace of mind
- DEFRA approved, legal to use in UK smoke control areas
- Ecodesign Ready, meeting the latest low-emission standards
- Made in Britain by the trusted Arada brand
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- Dimensions: 600mm, 542mm Inset (H) x 490mm, 400mm Inset (W) x 345mm, 330mm Inset (D)
- 5kW heat output for small to medium rooms
- Heat range: 2–5kW for flexible heating
- EcoDesign Ready for cleaner, more efficient burning
- Multi-fuel capability for wood or smokeless coal
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- Dimensions: 582mm (H) x 476mm (W) x 423mm (D)
- Lifetime guarantee on the stove body for peace of mind
- DEFRA approved, legal to use in UK smoke control areas
- Ecodesign Ready, meeting the latest low-emission standards
- Made in Britain by the trusted Arada brand
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- Dimensions: 493mm (H) x 855mm (W) x 348mm (D)
- DEFRA approved for use in smoke-controlled zones
- 5kW nominal output, ideal for small to medium-sized rooms
- SIA Ecodesign Ready for ultra-low emissions compliance
- Optional trim colours and frames for a personalised finish
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- Dimensions: 440mm (H) x 950mm (W) x 350mm (D)
- 8kW heat output for medium to large open-plan spaces
- SIA Ecodesign Ready meets latest eco standards
- CE approved for safety and environmental compliance
- 10-year warranty for long-term reliability
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- Dimensions: 575mm (H) x 640mm (W) x 345mm (D)
- 7kW heat output for medium to large rooms
- 75.8% efficiency cuts fuel costs and emissions
- Large window with airwash for a clear view of flames
- Fits logs up to 380mm for longer fires
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- Dimensions: 495mm (H) x 662mm (W) x 380mm (D)
- Three-sided panoramic glass for a full view of the flames
- 7.1kW nominal heat output, up to 9kW for larger rooms
- Infrared glass retains heat efficiently
- Firebox holds logs up to 500mm, less frequent refuelling
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- Dimensions: 450mm (H) x 1332mm (W) x 393mm (D)
- 76% efficiency optimises fuel use and heat output
- Airwash system keeps landscape glass clear
- Cleanburn tech improves combustion, reducing emissions
- 11kW nominal output heats medium-large living spaces
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Half Price Fitting Kit
Stove Pipe (Flue Pipe)
A 1m stove pipe connects your wood-burning stove to the chimney system, safely carrying smoke and gases away from your home. Finished in durable, heat-resistant black steel, it’s designed to withstand high temperatures while maintaining a sleek, modern look.
Register Plate (Closure Plate)
Our register plate measuring 1m x 0.5m is fitted above your stove, sealing off the chimney opening and supporting the flue system. Made from galvanised steel, it improves efficiency and prevents heat loss up the chimney.
Carbon Monoxide (CO) Alarm
A carbon monoxide alarm is an essential safety device that detects dangerous levels of CO gas, a colourless, odourless gas produced by fuel-burning appliances like wood stoves.
- Dimensions: 570mm(H) x 1000mm(W) x 420mm(D)
- Heat output up to 5.9kW for medium rooms
- Durable steel body with insulated chamber for efficient heating
- DEFRA approved with A+ energy rating for clean, eco-friendly burning
- Includes closed combustion adaptor for airtight homes
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- Height: 420mm (502mm with Trim)
- Width: 545mm (625mm with Trim)
- Depth: 380mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Dimensions: 552mm (H) x 398mm (W) x 358mm (D)
- Compact inset stove fits standard 16" fireplaces, ideal for small rooms
- 4.9kW heat output with adjustable control from 2 to 6kW
- Ecodesign Ready and DEFRA approved for clean, efficient use
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- Dimensions: 564mm (H) x 662mm (W) x 355mm (D)
- Meets the latest Ecodesign standards for cleaner, greener burning
- Features Flame Blade Technology for a realistic and beautiful flame display
- Heat output adjustable from 3kW to 13kW for flexible heating
- Available in classic black or pewter with inset design
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- Dimensions: 518mm (H) x 983mm (W) x 348mm (D)
- Choice of frames & trims for personalised style
- Reversible door option for flexible installation
- Boost setting for easy lighting and refuelling
- Convection & radiant heat for even warmth
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- Dimensions: 586mm (H) x 802mm (W) x 363mm (D)
- DEFRA approved for smoke-controlled zones
- 7kW nominal output with 4-11kW heat range
- 400mm max log length for longer burn times
- Large viewing area: 576 x 324mm for better ambiance
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- Dimensions: 681mm (H) x 576mm (W) x 350mm (D)
- DEFRA approved for smoke control areas
- External air supply boosts efficiency
- Warm air kit heats up to 2 extra rooms
- Ri-Ignite Boost enables quick, easy ignition
- Ecodesign Ready for low emissions
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- Height: 561mm
- Width: 800mm
- Depth: 509mm
- Warranty: 2 Year
- Colour: Black
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- Height: 590mm (548mm Inset)
- Width: 470mm (395mm Inset)
- Depth: 312mm
- Warranty: Lifetime
- Colour: Black
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- Dimensions: 552mm (H) x 660mm (W) x 400mm (D)
- Ecodesign Ready and DEFRA approved for clean heating
- Sleek inset design in black or pewter
- Flame Blade tech for vibrant flames and low emissions
- 4.9kW output, adjustable 4–13kW heat range
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- Minimum Spend: £99
- Monthly Instalment: £86.87
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £520.57
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- Monthly Instalment: £44.89
- Instalment Rate: 14.9% APR
- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
- Total inc. Interest: £538.64
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- Cost of Purchase: £500.00
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Most Popular Inset Stoves
Built-in Wood Burning Stove
Wood burning inset stoves are hearth mounted and generally installed within a solid fuel fireplace surround. An insert or inset stove is often purchased to replace an open fire or wood-burning back boiler as they produce far greater efficiency than open fires — in some cases, you'll find inset stove efficiencies in excess of 80%.
A built-in wood burning stove can be fitted with a three- or four-sided frame, and larger models are often positioned higher up the chimney breast which can be a real space saver! The benefit of an inset wood stove is that they do not require a full inglenook opening, which avoids the building work associated. These inset wood stoves are built worldwide by leading manufacturers, and they all meet current eco standards too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Inset Wood Stoves Need a Hearth?Inset wood stoves usually require a constructional hearth beneath them. The hearth must be made from a non-combustible material and be fitted level. A hearth often sits beneath the stove, and clearances to non-combustibles of 225mm at the front of the stove and 150mm on either side must be provided. It is always worth double-checking the position of your stove and the clearances required in the manufacturer fitting instructions.
Do I Need a Flue Liner with an Inset Stove?Fitting a flue liner with an inset woodburning stove is not mandatory (unless specifically stated in the product manual). We do however recommend that a flue liner is installed with all solid fuel appliances. A flue liner offers improved safety, cleanliness, and efficiency but your inset stove will benefit from better performance if installed with a flue liner.
Inset Vs Cassette Wood Stoves?Inset & cassette stoves are very similar however there are a few small differences. Cassette stoves have an extra skin of metal around the firebox that helps to trap hot air between the layers, this warm air comes out through the air vents of the stove. The other main difference is that cassette stoves will sit flush against a wall and can sometimes be raised from the floor level. An inset or inset stove sits on a hearth and will usually fit within a standard British opening measuring 16" wide by 22" high.
Buy a built-in wood stove from StovesAreUs today, or explore high-quality electric inset stoves and gas inset stoves in our impressive selection. All prices include VAT and delivery to the mainland UK (when you spend over £100).
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